Fredericksburg, TX — The Fredericksburg Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas (NPSOT)today announced its topic and speaker for its May 23 meeting. This months speaker, Robert Edmonson with Texas A M Forest Service, will share his expertiseabout choosing trees, how to plant and take care of them, and “what not to do” so […]
The Urban Ecology Center, 8400 NW Military Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78231, USA (map) Presentation by Patsy Kuentz Wings in the Wildscape Demonstration Garden: A Story in Photos Patsy Kuentz, is member of our NPSOT chapter, a Certified Alamo Area Master Naturalist, and also a longtime birder who helps conduct monthly bird surveys at Phil […]
If you enjoy getting your hands dirty for a good cause, we could use your help in preserving the native habitat throughout the park. Weed Warriors meet every Wednesday at various locations. To join the email list, please sign up to learn more.
Chapter Meeting Join us for a talk by Aaron Word on “The Joys and Benefits of Backyard Beekeeping.” Aaron is the spouse of member Annie Word, who just completed the Level 1 course of the Native Landscape Certification Program. He and Annie have been volunteering at Mercer Botanic Gardens, working with the beekeeper at the Gardens, and planting natives in […]
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Stiff Chapel Cemetary Workday. Please contact Fran Woodfin for more information.
This event is by invitation only. If you have volunteered at any of our events this year, and have not received an Evite, please accept our apologies, and let us know at austin.npsot@gmail.com so we can add you to the guest list. so we can include you in the list
Learn how to identify native seedlings and propagate native plants.
If you enjoy getting your hands dirty for a good cause, we could use your help in preserving the native habitat throughout the park. Weed Warriors meet every Wednesday at various locations. To join the email list, please sign up to learn more.
Fort Worth Botanic Gardens in the Rose Room 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd, Fort Worth, Texas 76107 6:15 pm Socializing & snacks 6:30 pm Business meeting and announcementsGuest speaker presentation follows our business meeting. Regenerative Agriculture Efforts at Swift River Pecans Presented by Troy Swift Troy Swift, retired from the aerospace industry and now works full-time on his […]
Kathleen and Denny Scott’s new house came with deer and HOA rules for a percentage of lawn. To plant habitat for pollinators, hummingbirds and song birds, they ringed the yard with native trees and plants, including host plants for butterflies. In the unfenced front yard, they chose plants that resist browsing deer (mostly!).
Summary Learn about the benefits of native plants, desirable plants for your area and design considerations for your landscape. NLCP is a state-wide program, but classes focus on the characteristics and plants in the region in which they are taught. NOTE: This class involves a Zoom presentation and in-person plant walk at Ladybird Johnson Wildflower […]
Learn how to identify native seedlings and propagate native plants.
Our Chapter Board, which includes officers and committee chairs, meets the first Monday of each month to discuss chapter business and plan future events.
Our Chapter Board, which includes officers and committee chairs, meets the first Monday of each month to discuss chapter business and plan future events.
Habitat volunteers help weed and mulch flower beds, plant native plants, maintain pathways, and trim trees and bushes.
Boerne chapter members invited to pot luck dinner at Cibolo Nature Center Auditorium, June 6, 6pm.
Our next chapter meeting is on Tuesday June 6 at 6:30. The meeting will be virtual and registration is required. The speaker will be Kim Conrow, past President of the Native Plant Society of Texas, speaking on the Benbrook Environmentally Sensitive Area near southwest Fort Worth. Kim will be discussing the Area’s uniqueness as one […]
If you enjoy getting your hands dirty for a good cause, we could use your help in preserving the native habitat throughout the park. Weed Warriors meet every Wednesday at various locations. To join the email list, please sign up to learn more.
Via zoom
Join NPSOT-Williamson County on Thursday, June 8, 2023, when our featured topic will be Living Soil: The World Beneath Our Feet with Jim Williams. Free and open to the public. Attend via Zoom or in-person. The meeting begins at 7:00 PM. Our guest speaker's presentation follows a short business meeting. About our topic: Most of the […]
Stop by our booth to chat with chapter members Peggy, Angela, and Cheryl.
Learn how to identify native seedlings and propagate native plants.
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Monday, June 12 — Clear Lake Chapter Meeting — This presentation will explain the origins of the Fibonacci sequence, which can be found in our everyday experiences, and inspire viewers to have a greater appreciation for geometry, nature, and native plants.
Habitat volunteers help weed and mulch flower beds, plant native plants, maintain pathways, and trim trees and bushes.
Open to any members who help manage content on their chapter or committee website.No registration required. To start Zoom meeting, click here. Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 883 1830 5023Passcode: 9mF0qL^N
If you enjoy getting your hands dirty for a good cause, we could use your help in preserving the native habitat throughout the park. Weed Warriors meet every Wednesday at various locations. To join the email list, please sign up to learn more.
Native Plant Society of Texas (NPSOT) Executive Board meetings occur monthly and any member may attend. Contact the Executive Director prior to the meeting at state@npsot.org for Zoom and applicable document links. Please be prepared to follow the Visitor's Executive Meeting Protocol.
Host: Kim Conrow, Governing Documents Revision Chair When: Thursday, June 15, 2023 (Third Thursday) 12 - 1 pm Zoom Registration Link: https://npsot-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwodeispzwjGNSntybMQC_dqf66yLLRwOVn The June 15 Chapter Leader Forum is open to ALL members and will be devoted to answering your questions and discussing your comments about the bylaws revisions. The period for comments ends July 15. Good governing […]
Pretty much everyone loves Monarch butterflies, but did you know they are designated a threatened species, meaning action is needed to protect them from going extinct?
Sponsored by the Wise County Horticultural Club, Wise County Fairgrounds, Women's Building, 3101 FM 51, Decatur
Join us to help with the maintenance of the Lake Mineral Wells State Park Pollinator Garden at the Administration Building. Help maintain the pollinator garden at the entrance to Lake Mineral Wells State Park.We meet every 3rd Saturday from 9am – 11 am. We will not meet if there are predictions of severe thunderstorms. Volunteers […]
We'll have a booth at the Denton County Master Gardener Association Fruit, Vegetable, Herb & Flower Show! We'll have knowledgeable volunteers, so stop in for a visit, grab some handouts and ask your questions!
The Communications Committee is looking to fill key volunteer roles. Join the VP of Communication for this information session to learn more!
Learn how to identify native seedlings and propagate native plants.
The Education Committee oversees the Native Pollinator Habitat Grant Program and other education projects.
The Dallas chapter welcomes you to join us virtually for Carol Clark’s presentation, “Texas Tough Natives for Droughts and Floods.”
Habitat volunteers help weed and mulch flower beds, plant native plants, maintain pathways, and trim trees and bushes.
Boerne Second Saturday Workday at Cibolo Nature Center Demonstration Gardens.
Please join the Lindheimer Chapter for our June Chapter Meeting where Andy Blair will be giving his presentation titled “Central Texas Prairie – Understanding and Re-creating a (Nearly) Lost Biome.” This presentation will be in-person, but also available over Zoom. Click here for Zoom meeting information.
Please join us for our June Chapter meeting with our guest speaker George Miller. A lot has changed since fossil records indicate that clumsy beetles began spreading pollen as they ate their way from one flower to another. After 150 million years, the dynamics of pollination are still a work in progress. By offering nectar […]
If you enjoy getting your hands dirty for a good cause, we could use your help in preserving the native habitat throughout the park. Weed Warriors meet every Wednesday at various locations. To join the email list, please sign up to learn more.
Workshop, part of the NWF Monarch Stewards certification program, about gardening to benefit the threatened monarch butterflies.
Debbie Bush will be presenting to the Bay Area Sierra Club.
June Program: Backyard Bees presented by Linda Timmons - Texas Master Gardener - Wood County Location: 706 West Cotton Street, Longview, TX 75604 Join us every 3rd Thursday of the month for a special guest speaker followed by our chapter business meeting.
Trinity Forks will be featuring a program on bluebird monitoring.
6:30pm Refreshments and Socializing at TWU
7:00pm Program on Zoom and at TWU
The Communications Committee is looking to fill key volunteer roles. Join the VP of Communication for this information session to learn more!
Please join the Clear Lake Chapter for an evening of frozen treats, fellowship, and flowers.
Bring the kids & buzz on over to GOFM’s McGuire Dent Victory Garden at Menard Park for hands-on activities, plant and seed giveaways and lots of learning from local pollinator-obsessed experts!
Stiff Chapel Cemetary Workday. Please contact Fran Woodfin for more information.
We have started a new collaboration with the Native Prairie Association of Texas, on their 150 acre Dowell Ranch Preserve. In return for allowing us to hold our plant sales and store equipment, we will assist with their prairie restoration. Part of these activities will be to grow native plants that can be used for […]
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